Grate the cheeseI've had to read 6 pages of nonsense before being able to ask my question.
I have a panini press, but it makes rubbish cheese toasties as it burns the toast before the cheese is melted.
Any advice please?
Grate the cheeseI've had to read 6 pages of nonsense before being able to ask my question.
I have a panini press, but it makes rubbish cheese toasties as it burns the toast before the cheese is melted.
Any advice please?
Jesus . I asked a question which you answered and was quite happy with your explanation about how it’s measured in Andalucia .OK. I'll tell my olive oil producing friends they're wrong when I see them on Saturday.
I have also come to this conclusion. A few additional ingredients can work well - some tomato and some tabasco for instance.And I think it's the superior cheese and toast combo.
I've never had that American grilled cheese thing that Fez909 mentions. Quite like the sound of one of them.
Are you going to change your vote?I made my first one last night. I thought the bread would burn before the cheese melted but it worked perfectly and will be my method from now on.
Tonight is Welsh Rarebit (made with a roux and beer)!
Are you going to change your vote?
We used to have one that came with grill plates, waffle plates and toasted sandwich maker plates that removed easily. Can't remember the make though.They'd be a piece of piss to make more user friendly. Why didn't they make the plates removable?
We have one such. Tefal Snack Collection.We used to have one that came with grill plates, waffle plates and toasted sandwich maker plates that removed easily. Can't remember the make though.
You've not lived. Breakfast of champions. And lunch. And dinner. And midnight snack/munchies.
Going to need some huge slices of bread to fit one of those in.So; I have mayonnaise. Sounds like I also need to obtain bread and cheese in order to try a grilled cheese sandwich in a hot pan (I have pans and heat) and I might want to include something else inside the sandwich: these include but are not limited to spring onion, tomato, Worcestershire sauce, mustard, a Roo, beer and green tomato ketchup
Metal plates in the microwave you say? What could possibly go wrongI told the Mrs a while back that I missed cheese toasties, so she got me a toastie maker that is basically two metal plates you heat in the microwave first. Once hot, you put the cheese sandwich between them and hold them together with a silicone strap at either end, before putting it back in the microwave to cook again.
It gives you a sort of cheese toastie. The bread slices are definitely toasted on either side, and the cheese melted between them. However, the sides are not squished together tightly enough to stop the cheese all running out over the plates and the microwave if you cook it too long, and you don't get the rock solid, razor sharp edges to cut your mouth open with that you get with a proper squishing toastie maker. Nor does the cheese inside become hotter than the sun, and no blast of super heated air flies out of it like opening the very gates of hell themselves when you bite an end off.
In many ways, and used carefully, it's a superior device to the squishing toastie maker. But I miss the 'basically glass made of bread' style toasties of my youth, from machines that were next to impossible to clean.
Basically, I blame brexit. Or King Charles III. One of the two anyway. You couldn't make it up.
As Gerry1time said above they're coated with something that makes it fine.Metal plates in the microwave you say? What could possibly go wrong
Not much. Smooth flat metal in a microwave just reflects the waves. Just like the smooth flat metal walls of the microwave itself.Metal plates in the microwave you say? What could possibly go wrong
at the last lineWhen I was a teen back in the 80s, we had a toastie maker that just sealed around the edges and didn't have the diagonal cutty in half bit. That was a far superior toastie maker, but it seems it went the way of the betamax video and succumbed to the inferior, and yet inexplicably more popular, version of the device.
I'm not a fan of the toastie as I don't like the dry bread edges. The fact that you can only use crappy sliced bread. The tiny amount of filling you can get in. I'm sure someone will be among to tell.me I'm wrong but I also can't be arsed climbing up to retrieve the machine from off the top of the kitchen cupboards and then cleaning the bloody thing afterwards.
I eat a lot of straightforward cheese on toast and I actually like the burnt bread edges.
The American style fried cheese sandwich Is superb when I can be bothered.
I've never made proper full on Welsh rarebit.
I'm bored of my own post now.....
Bake a camembert to dip your cheese toastie in. You can never have too much cheese.I'm not a fan of the toastie as I don't like the dry bread edges
Well if we're heading away from the OP to general bread/cheese combo's then this was possibly one of the best things I have ever cooked.
Camembert hedgehog bread
Cut hole for camembert, cut bread as seen. Pour garlic and herb butter over bread. Bake.
There's a million different recipes out there but it's pretty damned easy.
Cheesy Chilli Bread
This buttery, cheesy pull-apart bread has delicious sweet and aromatic flavours with a warming chilli finish. Perfect for cold Autumnal days!www.goodhousekeeping.com
Serve with a side helping of your preferred indigestion treatment.
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I wonder how many hot cheese sandwiches this thread has created?
The quasedilla is a good addition to the hot bread/cheese combo cannon. Quicker and less indugent than the America style grilled cheese and I do like the combination of cheese , red onion, tomato and jalapeño. Coriander as well if it lurks in the fridge.
Is making full on Welsh rarebit worth the effort? I ask of those who have bothered to do so. It could be a good tea this week if it's worth it. I only have standard cheddar at my disposal.
Please accept my deepest sympathy.Grated soy cheese tonight!
.Let's find out.
Put your hand up if this thread has made you make a toasted bread and cheese thing.